As if that weren’t enough star power for you, Gen V also features guest stars Clancy Brown and Jason Ritter, as well as appearances from The Boys’ Jessie T Usher, Colby Minifie, Claudia Doumit and PJ Byrne.

What are people saying about Gen V?

Executive producer Seth Rogen, speaking with Empire, promises: “Gen V has some really crazy shit in it.”

Sinclair, meanwhile, is a little more expansive in her commentary on the much-anticipated series, telling Prime Video: “In the Gen V world, the kids are still idealistic. They’re not fully formed into either a hero or a villain. For me, that was a really interesting topic and a really interesting time in all of their lives because I feel like it gives us a chance to know where everybody came from and to watch the unfolding of them becoming the kind of hero that they’re going to become.”

She adds: “I just find it fascinating because it humanises everyone. It humanises the people making the good choices, and it humanises the people making the bad choices, and I just find that interesting. It leaves a lot of room for potential heartbreak, friendships, and stuff that wouldn’t be possible if we were all fully-fledged adults.”

Crazy shit indeed.

When can we watch Gen V?

Gen V is coming to Prime Video on 29 September.

Will you be tuning in?

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